How to Make Beejamrit : A Natural Remedy for Sustainable Farming
Beejamrut is a technique of seed treatment using locally available materials like cow urine and cow dung from the local indigenous cow.
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Agrovista-Farming
Transforming The lives of Farmers.
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How to Make Jeevamrit: A Natural Remedy for Sustainable Farming
Jeevamrit is an organic, natural fertilizer that helps in the growth of plants. It contains many types of microorganisms, which make the microelements present in the soil available to the plants.
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Organic vs. Natural Farming: A Comparative Analysis
Organic farming is a well-defined, structured, and regulated agricultural production system. Organic farming enhances long-term soil productivity through minimum mechanical processing.
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List of Banned Pesticides till 31 Mar 2024 in India
As per the Central Insecticide Board & Registration Committee, Faridabad’s latest notification dated 31 Mar 2024, The List of Pesticides Which Are Banned, Refused Registration, and Restricted Use 30-06-2024
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How to Measure Field Area and Distance with your Smartphone
The entire farming community of the country faces a lot of problems regarding the measurement of a particular field area, distance, and perimeter for their daily farm requirement .Now, by using your smartphone, all of these kinds of problems and more can be answered very easily, whether you are at your farm, you are sitting at your home, or you are somewhere else.
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Multi-layer farming Model Objective Process and Advantages
Cultivation of multiple crops of different heights and maturity periods on the same piece of land at the same time that are compatible with each other together
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Types and Features of Sprinkler or Overhead Irrigation System
water is applied to the surface of any crop or soil in the form of a thin spray from above. it releases the water just like rain with the help of small nozzles that are placed in the supply line
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Importance of Sub-soil or Sub-surface Irrigation System
water is discharged into trenches or pipelines and allowed to remain there for the whole period of irrigation and further horizontal and vertical movement of water takes place through capillary action to the soil
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